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I'll add some more of you newer guys when I get home tonight.

I just do matchmaking games. So I get matched up with complete randoms every game, it's like a lucky dip to get a good/bad team. I think they are introducing team matchmaking soon? So we can get a team together, practice and get on the ranked ladder :D

Maybe thats the way to do it. Alright I will be on around 5:00 - 7:00 and 9:00 onwards (pm). Andrew, it would be great to form a full team from here that way we have no retards crying throughout the match if someone dies/lose. Remember it's just about having fun with fellow members :wacko:

I will look for an SAU channel

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I played two matchmaking games today, won both of them flawlessly. But yeah the queue took a while...

Anyway i am stationed in channel SAU also, i saw a couple of you guys having a chat before but i was afk.

I will see about getting the clan going when we have some guys on!

I really really really want to get a game going with you guys. So just to recap:

SAU Members channel(Bottom left of chat box): SAU

I have seen a couple of you guys online but not in the channel, please do join it so we can keep track and try get 5 for a game =D

lies, he thinks hes good coz he baits the whole team and ks at end game!!!!!

Not true, your always feeding the other team trying to Rambo in their jungle. So greedy.

speaking of KS, why is Thunderbringer one of your most favourite heroes? Most ks hero in the game mate :D

Not true, your always feeding the other team trying to Rambo in their jungle. So greedy.

speaking of KS, why is Thunderbringer one of your most favourite heroes? Most ks hero in the game mate :D

Grr... the people i call friends!!!!!

hahahaha

Yeah, thats what you get for trying to help your team too much, they survive, you die, you look like a feeder.

NO, its because you spend money to buy items like Assassin Shroud AFTER the other team has already got EYE to counter Night hound lol!

F#ck I sound like such a nerd...

w00t, fellow HoN players exist!

I used to play DotA but stopped for about a year in the mean time switched to linux then heard HoN has a Linux client so installed it now I'm getting back into it again. I pre-bought my account ages ago.

Username: aeqel <-- Add me!

I normally played support/disable/caster roles on DotA and that doesn't really work when with randoms... I find myself having great lane dominance then everything breaks as soon as the lanes merge. =(

aeqel i was afk for ages, i tend to have the habit of leaving HoN on when i leave the computer. Sorry about that =x

Was good to finally see SOMEONE in that SAU channel haha

Next time i see you on i will make sure to play with you.

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